Stack Overflow just launched “Stack Overflow for Agents,” an API-first platform that plugs directly into AI coding tools. Agents can query the network, propose answers, then route them through human moderators for validation. The goal is to close what the company calls the “Ephemeral Intelligence Gap,” letting solutions evolve as real-world code tests and feedback roll in. Adobe reported stronger Q2 results and raised its full-year forecast, yet its stock slipped after CFO Dan Durn said he’s leaving for Marvell. Investors cheered the beats on revenue and earnings but remain skeptical about Adobe’s ability to fend off new generative-AI rivals with its existing product lineup. ServiceNow issued a patch on June 5 to lock down a misconfigured endpoint that attackers had used to probe and exploit certain customer instances. The fix now limits access to authenticated users only. Separately, Google announced it’s ending its CBRS Spectrum Access System service. No new sign-ups after June 10, 2026, and the shutdown for existing customers comes a year later on June 10, 2027. Organizations relying on Google’s cloud-managed private wireless spectrum will need to find alternatives.